Martin Luther's Role In The Modern Era

There are many people who had helped the modern era arise into its current-day situation. But there is one person that people can look up to, the person who had started this new social lens. His name is Martin Luther. Martin Luther is one of the most faithful adherents to Christianity. But, there was one thing that caught his attention, making him go against the core knowledge of Christianity, which was the church that rules Europe. The Roman Catholic Church was selling indulgences, which meant that a person could have a “one-way pass” to heaven, by simply donating money to the church. Martin Luther strongly disagreed the Roman Catholic Church, because he believed the only person who can forgive your sins is god, and this idea had influenced others as well. This chain of actions made the pope excommunicate with Martin Luther. Although Martin Luther did not intentionally intended for this to happen, he had created the start of a new era and social lens. As of the people of the contemporary, modern-day social lens, it is only natural that the contemporary people find this idea to be completely normal because this is where our mother-culture rose from. As the people of the …show more content…
This meant that they began looking down at Asian and African societies, because firstly, the all-mighty Chinese society backed down from their position. Secondly, Africa was beginning to be in debt to the British, thus leading to their downfall. Dar-Al-Islam associated less with astrology, leading for them to fall behind in the game as well. But who says that we need science in our lives, to become a better society? Like what Dr. Kang said, ' 'It 's possible to live without an industrial revolution if you have enough camels and food, ' '. What this all boils down to is that through our social lenses, we view different social lenses as something,